On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 11:39:49AM -0600, Lance Obermeyer wrote:
> legal liability of unknowable scale. There are public posts in the
> advocacy group essentially pledging to not try and enforce the
> trademark against groups like Pervasive. Those posts are legally
> unpersuasive. There are others using the trademark presumably
Not to mention legally dangerous -- just aske the makers of Aspirin.
I mean "Bayer Aspirin"; they lost their trademark because of
non-enforcement.
> trademark). My suggestion, whether you accept it or not, is to
> formally resolve this before the next guy that is trying to be on
> the right side of the community and the law shows up.
I think this is an excellent suggestion. (And by the way, your
public interest in PostgreSQL is welcomed, at least by me.)
A
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